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Zachthinkshare Podcast
Zach Thinkshare
99 episodes
3 days ago
I make a bunch of short form educational/personal life story-telling, and my friend told me after listening to me on someone else's podcast that some of my longer form ideas would be really valuable for people to hear in this form, so I'm trusting Frank knows...
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I make a bunch of short form educational/personal life story-telling, and my friend told me after listening to me on someone else's podcast that some of my longer form ideas would be really valuable for people to hear in this form, so I'm trusting Frank knows...
Show more...
Education
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Ep 94: Moms letting go of guilt | No Guilt Mom - Joann Crohn
Zachthinkshare Podcast
29 minutes 59 seconds
3 months ago
Ep 94: Moms letting go of guilt | No Guilt Mom - Joann Crohn

No Guilt Mom - IG - https://www.instagram.com/noguiltmom/


In this episode, Zachary Watson engages in a deep conversation with JoAnn Crohn, the founder of No Guilt Mom, about the challenges of motherhood, particularly the pervasive issue of mom guilt. They explore the origins of this guilt, the importance of self-care, and the need for emotional regulation and communication in parenting. JoAnn shares practical strategies for overcoming guilt and emphasizes the significance of building a supportive community for moms. The discussion highlights the mantra that 'the best mom is a happy mom' and encourages mothers to find their own happiness and purpose outside of parenting.


Takeaways


The best mom is a happy mom, and happiness is essential for effective parenting.

Mom guilt often stems from societal expectations and upbringing.

Self-care is not selfish; it is necessary for being a good parent.

Emotional regulation is crucial for both moms and their children.

Communication with family members can alleviate misunderstandings and resentment.

Finding your 'unicorn space' is vital for personal fulfillment.

Journaling can help clarify feelings and reduce guilt.

Building a supportive community can enhance the parenting experience.

Moms should prioritize their own needs to better care for their families.

Practical strategies, like setting timers for chores, can help manage overwhelm.

Zachthinkshare Podcast
I make a bunch of short form educational/personal life story-telling, and my friend told me after listening to me on someone else's podcast that some of my longer form ideas would be really valuable for people to hear in this form, so I'm trusting Frank knows...